Schott, B., und Söhne
Schott, B., und Söhne (Schott and Sons). Firm of Ger. mus. publishers est. at Mainz 1780 by Bernhard Schott (1748–1809), succeeded in 1817 by his sons. London branch founded 1835, also branches in Paris, Leipzig, Rotterdam, and NY. Acquired Eulenburg 1957. Publishes much contemporary music, e.g. Henze, Penderecki, Tippett, Maxwell Davies, Goehr, etc. Publisher of Hoboken's Haydn catalogue.
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